The Richland News from Rayville, Louisiana • 2

Go to Work. DELHI ACADEMY Proceedings of the Police Jury of the Parish of Richland. OFFICIAL DIKKLTOUY. Vnited States Senators: THE EICfflAM MS. Published every Saturday at Ilayville, QtLtfcil Journal of Kiclilaud Parish.

Mi-ii. in: i MUV. M. l. VV.M.

M. KKl'MKV, M. P. iiks. im mm BKiajri, Otllce K.

W. Thomson's. Pru Sture. river in the parish of Richland. i 7th.

In the event said railway company, its successors or assigns, shall not construct, equip and have-in operation with cars running there--on a standard gauge railroad from-! and to the point above nancd by nuary 1st, 1X91, such special tax shall be forfeited and all action taken under this petition shall' I e. null and void ami ia tjie event of any delays caused by litigation, overllows, or epidemics then the alove time -is to be extended from January 1, iK)l, to such date as shall be equal to iSajd delays. Re it furtlrer ordained, that said special tax slmll lie placed on the first roll for collection after it shall have been earued and become exigible and thereafter annually collected and paid to said railway company, its simress-ors or assigns. Re it further ordained, that the. lu iff and returning ollicer of the parish of Richland are authorized to appoint the proper and necessary officers and to take all the necessary steps to liave said election held, returned and promulgated.

Re it further ordained, tliat-lists of DfcMlil, lC The next session liegins Momlav. September tUb. 1HS1). Thorough instruction in all th regular branches of an Academic and C'ulle-sriate cwire. including Primary and work.

Higher Mathematics. Sciruues. Literature aud Language. Business and Musical Departments complete in every respect. Uor panieiUw.

address S. 1e ATI Lit as. Principal. 1 Per- Jtci Per THE OLD RELIABLE ONLY ONE DOLLAR 81 PER YEAR. $1 COMMENCING JAM AKT 1st 1'MK Only T'eii-Ccnts Tor Month From Now I'util January, When the Oiuv Dollar Reduction Wiil.Take Effect.

If you usit- another paper in connection with voer parish or home pper. theWFEKLY TIMES at ONE ML-LAU per.y is it inn your reach. for it at once. All subscriptions pavalile in advance. Add res all letu-rs to Shreveport Times.

Shrevejiort La. IN E. W. UEALY'S No. 9, Grand Street, Monroe I'hotojrraphu taken in all the laies Styles; also old Pictures Enlarged, in Crayon or Water Color, any Size, tip to Life Size.

Picture taken in cloudy as well a in e'ear weather. Picture! of every description framed to order. ALSO, DEALKK INf- VAXC (iOOItS t'EL TIKS, PAINTINGS. PASTELS. EXUK.WTNUS.

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LA FAYETTE, IND. NO CURE, NQ PAY. Treatment maybe taken at home without interference with business, or parties ill lie received at the Sanitarium oiera-ted by this company at La Fayette I ml. where each case will lie given careful attention by medical experts and experienced attaches, liescriptive catalogue sent free to any addresn iimn and any desired information freely given Address. HUM liEMEHYCO.

La Fayette. Ind. Reference T. X. IIUYMES, editor of TllE Is given a our reference, aud be can inform you hether or not our claimsare well-founded.

licduction iu Local Fares. The Queen anl Crescent Svstent ive adoptcl a limited ticket for have adoi their local liusincss. This ticket will he sold at a considerable reduction from the regular local rates as it will lie limited as to time. It i expected that this reduction will induce passenger to purchase the limited, instead the unlimited l.cal tickets, as the passenger will 1 money by doing no, and not lose any privilege" of any advantage to them. The object of the railroad company lieihg to get tickets in as soon as jmssible after the date of sale in order to keep their accounts in better shape.

We will give you the weekly Tiiues-Dernocrat and Tut Nkw for 12 months for Send in your name, with the money, withWt delav. J. R. K. L.

iiliseu Orlean Orlean Itcprc.Hciitiitivo Firt District T. D. Wilkerson of Plaipiemilie Secoiul District. Xew irleans Third Pla(iu-iuiuu Fourth M. D.

Lagui if J. Uay of X. C. llanchard. of Caddo Fifth District-C.

Xewton.of Morehouse-Sixth district. li. Irion, of Avovellea- Federal Curt. Terms at Jlonroe. eotnuieni-ing on th first Mondays in April and Octolier.

Aleck no.Vrinan. Shreveport fudge Milton C. ShrevejMirt. Dis.Attv. W.

Wheaton. Clerk A. C. Citison. Delhi.

Marhal. Stiitc Officers. Francis T. Xicholls. Junes Jeffries Leonard F.

Oilie Steele W. II. Pipes Walter II. Ko-rcrs GoTenoe Governor of State Treasurer Attornev-Ceueral. J.

A. of Public Educations T. Kcaiircicard Vdiutaut ieul. Henry J. Chief SU! Engineer.

J. L. State Land Ouice. Twenty-third Senatorial fiistrict.com-pox-d of the os Uichland Caldwell. and Senators.

I. f. Davi- of Caldwelt John S. 1'oatner of Ouacbita. HepreKcntative.

II. P. Wells Supreme Court. Edward Xew Orleans. Chief F.

P. Poche. of Sf James. S. D.

M-Enery. of Ouachita Aviciata L. Vaikin. lied Uiver. C.

C. Fenner. Orleans I. Wilson. Monroe Clerk- Mcctsat Monroe on the first Mouday is June.

of sKI OMl I A. A. (iunliv. 1 E. C.

Montgomery. Madin) l'nrislies and time of Courts. Ouachita Fir-t Mondayia January June. Uichland Fourth Mondays in January. Franklin Fir-t Mondays in February and July.

Catahoula Second Monday iu February and July. Concordia Fourth Mondays in February and July. Tensas Svcoinl Mondav in- Mureti aadF OctolM-r. Madison Fourth Monday? in March and Octolier. East Carroll Second Monday in ApriE and Xovemlier.

Wet Carroll Fourth Mondays in Arii and November. Morehouse First Mondays in liar ami DeceuilN-r. 1 District Court. Composed of the of Kit-hlaoaL and Wot I 'arroll. II.

P. Williams. Jttde Kayvillr. P. II.

Tolcr. Attorney. Kayville- KM'IILAMl- Firt term convene on First-Monday iu February. Jury term. Second term convenes First ilun-dav in Apr.

Civil term. Third term convenes Firt Monday in September. Jury term. Fourth term convener Third Moa-day in November. Civil Firt term convenes on Firt Monday in January.

Civil term. Second term convenes on Firnt Monday iu March. Jury term. Third term convenes on First Monday-in Civil term Fourth term convenes on Firat Moa. day iu Ociolu-r.

Civil Parish (i. I. Ilruinby t'lerk of Courh. I.em Scott Sheriff. J.

W. Sinmis Treasurer-. Dr. L. Liddell Coroner Jno.

F. Loveless KeturningOfBcer D. K. lNiIice Jury- S. Stein A.

X. Childress. K. A. vim J.

Ilar.lv J. T. Ellington It. K. C.

M. Noble 'li, Ward 3.. 4. 5.. 6.

7.. Magistrates. K. II. li O.

W. Wi i-bt Ward J. J. P. I lay Ward 3..

II. F. Vickeis Ward 4.. P. II.

Austin Wsrd Su. K. II. Justice. Wara.i.

P. Ituiler School Kourd. J. L. Hoi-e W.

T. hisley IIges. C. K. P.alfour Lolu No.

12. K. of Meets First and Third Tuesday in tack mouth. American Legion of Honor. Banner Council-No.

HXi. meets every firt and. third F. McOtiire Lotle. F.

and A. Meets sccoitd Wednesday iu each moalta Charles P. lialf-mr. W. Wm.

T. Oliver. Secretary. Fsirmer. Union.

Hayville Subordinate Kni.rn. meet a at Court House on tir-t and. Third Saturdays iiM-ach mouth. Arrivals and Departures of 3Iailw Mails for East, via V.S. P.

K. departs dailv at 1 1 a. m. Mails for West, via V. S.

P. K. It departs daily at 3:12 p. 111. Mails for Alto departs daily Sunday excepted at 7 a.

in. Arrives here saiu-days at p. in. Mails for ChartievUle and Roughtonr departs Monday's Wediw-dav's aad Friday's. Arrive same days her- at' i.

in. Otlice Hours Money orden depart-iiient from to p. in. letter deparlineiit from a. in.

to 5 p. m. Sunday delivery from 11 a. in. to IX m.

and from p. in. to 4 p. m. Imrcli Baptist Church.

Key. O. P. Miles pastor: Service First Sunday in-- eacal-monih. morning and niht.

Methodist Church. Kev. Paternoi, pastor: s-rvii-e Second Sunday ini each month, iimniin and uiht. Presbyterian sen' ice every third Sunday in each mouth, liev. D.

A. Campbell. Pastor. THE NEWS Gen'l Rice, Col. J.

VT. Lambert and Mr. J. Chennault were in Ray-ville Thursday. These gentlemen were here in the iuterest of their road, and ever3-thing now points to an early completion to the S.

1. Railroad. The locating is this side of YViuusboro, and is fast reaching our parish, and now it is only left to us to vote the tax and the road is ours. We know that thWe ar reports in circulation that would dampen the ardor of the people, that would throw cold wiler on their zeal and the an ticipated greatness of this parith.J but it is the same old story, accompanied by the same everlasting moral That an ox, belonging to some one else, is being gored. That there is seme other communit3 which is envious of the fair prospects that now appear on the horizon, and would cover tiit.be ittvspect ith a cloud of complete envelopment.

We here state, upon the information from the representativea-of road, that if-this road, does go by Monroe it will never Richland parish. Can our people afford to take any chances? Can they lie deluded by the plausible arguments of those who have no interest in our welfare? The tax voted to Judge Iloyt's road has lieen now let our people go to work, vote the tax to the Fort Scott road, ami not be deluded by those who will do all they can to defeat the tax. Lav.less.ness ClIAULIEVILLE. Dec. 1K89.

At a meeting of citizens inward 7, held at this place, W. Myers as called to the chair, and Dr. M. Milam secretary. The Chair stated object of the meet ing as follows: That we express ourselves in condemning the late acts perpetrated against citizens of Jewish descent residing doing business in Delhi.

On motion, the Chair appoint! comutiUee of three to draft resolutions, viz: J. F. Hurns, Dr. Y. M.

Milam, J. T. Stokes, who submitted the following: Resolved, That we regret to see tiie animosity shown to our Jewish fellow-citizens residing in Delhi, this parish, and we declare, ourselves utterly opposed to al! such acts of violence, and denounce the same as being against the laws and peace of the State of Iniisiaua. Resolved. That we regard such acts as detrimental to our endeavors in obtaining immigrants to.

our parish Resolved, That we regard the Jew ish citizens of our parish as peaceable anil law abiding, and that we will do all in our power to protect them in their rights under the law, in person and property. Resolved, That we herein callupon our District Attorney, whose duty we consider it to be, to thoroughly investigate the late riotous and would be murderous acts of parties in Delhi against the Jews doing business there, that Le. sUtultL. ia our opinion le as protect their lives and projerty as any other. On motion the above resolutions were adopted, and secretary instruc ted to forward same to the- Richland lleacon and New with request to publish same.

V. Mters, Chairman-Y. M. Seeretarj-. Stokes, Burns, Paul Bay-erjean.

Frai Hatch, West Hatch, 1) Eppinett, Roberts, Joe Ray. Paul Raycrjean. Frank PiaU.Wm Fletcher, I) McLerny Jno Uayerjeau, jiv, Jno Rayerjean, Mcintosh, and Faulk-. Kerning. Corn for Apecial rom Hiawatha, Kansas, to Kansas City, says that the, farmers of that vicinity- are burning corn for fuel, finding it cheaper than, coal.

Com is sold on tlic farm at 20 cents per bushel, while the average price of coal delivered at the farm ranges from 22 to 2:5 cents per bushel. The Farmers' Alliauce here brought the atteution of the farmers to the relative prices of the two commodities aud advised that half the corn crops lie used as fuel, thus advancing the price of the other half and "saving mouey in their fuel bills. The farmers have begun to- act on this advice. In France if a patient, who is under chloroform shows anv signs of. heart failure, those in attendance hold him head downward till he is restored.

TIms method is said never to fail and so convinced are some surgeons of its efficacy that they have ojerating tables made in such a fashion that one cud can lie elevated at a moment's uotiee, and tlie patient be practically made to stand on his head an instant or two. OliWXANCE NO. o. An ordinance ordering a.speciaj election iu the parisit of Richland for the purpose of taking the sense of the property tax payers of said parish on the projiosition to levy a tpeciai tax of five mills per annum for the period of ten consecutive years, on the taxable property of Richland parh-ln, in-aij of ilt New Orleans, Natchez and Fort Scott Railway Company. Whereas, more than one-third of the property tax-payers of Richland parish have presented in proper form to the Police Jury of the parish of Richland, a jtetition praying that an election be ordered for the purpose of submitting to the property taxpayers of Richland parish a proposition to vote and levy a special tax of five mills per annum, on the taxable property of Richland parish, for the period of ten consecutive years, in aid of the New Orleansv.Natclrez'!t Fort Scott Railway Company, on the conditions hereafter set out Therefore, lie it ordained by the Police Jury of Richlaad.

parish, in sessiou duly convened, that a speciai election be held on Tuesday, January 14th, A. I). 1S1I0 at the various polling, precinct iu Richland parish, to vote on the proposition to- lev- a special tax of five mills per annum for the pre i-k1 of ten consecutive years, on the taxable property of Richland parish, in aid of the New Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott Railway company and corporation, upon the following conditions, to wit 1st. In the event said special tax voted on Nov. 2nd, 1KXG, in aid of the New Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott Railway coinpany, is regular, legal and valid, the said Railway company shall have the right to claim, demand and collect said social tax voted in its favor on November 2nd, IhxG, the special clectidii under this petition not to prejudice, waive or in any way-affect right of said railway company, successors or assigns, to such special tax if regular, legal aud valid.

2nd. In the event the said special election held and special tax voted on Nov. 2nd, lxC, in aid of the said railway company, is regular, legal and valid in the sum of five thousand dollars per annum, ami fifty thousand dollars for ten years and no more, although a five mill lax may exceed five thousand dollars per annum, and fifty thousand dollars for a period of ten years, then the election under this petition shall -L for such additional amount as the five mill tax may exceed live thousand dollars per annum and fifty thousand dollars for the period of ten years. 3d. Iu the event the special election and special tax voted on Nov.

2nd, 18MG, iu aid of the New Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott railway company, is irregular, illegal, null and void, then the special election under thjs petition shall lie for the full five mijl tax on the taxable, property of Richland parish for a period of ten consecutive years, in aid of the New Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott railway company, its successors or assigns. 4th. In the event the special tax voted on the taxable property of Rich laud ps.ri.sh. on August lili, 1H.S7, ia favor of the Louisiana Arkansas railway company is legal and valid, not forfeited and should be earitfcd. and the said sjiecial tax voted in.

of the New Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott railway company is not legal and valid, and the property. tag pay er have not the right and are nut authorized to vote another such spe cial tax in favor of the New Orleans, Natchez Si For.t Scott railway company till the special tax in aid of the Louisiana fc Arkansas railway com pau-V-is canned, levied aiui then iu such event the sjiecial tax voted under this petition shall com mence, an q. be collected for the period of ten years, beginning in the year next succeeding the expiration of the ten years covered by spet.ial.tax in favor of the.Louisiaua Arkansas railway emupany. oth. It is expressly provided that only one special tax of five mills per annum for the period of ten yearo oa the taxable property of Richland pa rish shall be collected ami paid to the New Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott railway company, its successors or assigns.

Cth. That the New Orleans, Nat chez Fort S-ott railway company its successors or assigns shall con struct, equip aud have in operation with cars ruajiing thereon a standard gauge railroad from or iu the pnrisli-of Concordia-LouiVtaaay to the intersection of the Yieksburg, Shreveport Pacific railroad within three miles-of the point at which the Ijitered at tlic Tost lifte at. Kay-rillc. as second class matter, Dec. 4th, 1H.

8TEPHEX FA I I.K Editor. Subscription price. II pai ia Advance. 00. Saturday.

December 21, 1 POLICE JURY OUINAME. Upon ballot Thk Rk hum Ki mi "elected as the Ollieial Journal ol the parish for the next four years rom and after January 1st iSx'J. Adopted Dec. 4 th A. X.

CHILDRESS. Jto. F. Lovr.LEs, President. Clerk.

tf The subscription price of The Xiw the money conies with your name. Otherwise it i 2.00. License. For the News. In locking over a late issue of the News we were attracted by an article quoted from the Picayune, advocating Ligh license.

Among other tilings, it is asserted that prohibitory laws are at variance with the spirit of American institutions. Now. this is just another cropping out of the personal liberty business! If the reader will investigate this question by the light of history, he will find that an excess of tlii very personal liberty has been the death of every republic since the world liegan.Wlieu very citizen of our vast domain shall have become educated, virtuous and incorruptible, we maj- Wgin to prate this oft quoted principle. At pres ent, we are nut even in sight of such a Eutopian t-tate of society. It has lieen affirmed that under high license, saloons would almost disappear in rural districts and small towns.

This, we fear, is a grave mistake. For instance A young man. who has stood liciifnd the bar in our village, gives tea dollars cash, jier diem, as the average receipts during the dullest ses'n, Multiply this by (no deducting for Sundays in this country), and we have Multiply tlT.s again by five, the iiumIkt of saloons in town, and we have Now, suppose the to be 1,000, it would not le more: Could net one man well afford to pay a $1,000 an $1,000 business; or, eveiij two men pay each a license for a business of each? Then there would lie an excuse of high license for a rise in prices. Meanwhile, the taste of the imbiber would remain unchanged. Result: The drinking workingmau, who now wears a hat, would have to go to hear Sam Jones in a calico sun-bontHjtf and some of the children, who now study in the rough, uncomfortable school houses of our country, might have to sir under umbrellas to keep the rain off.

cf North Louisiana, let no one delude you with the fallacy of high license. Such a measure might inflate the State treasury, the liquor would le none the loser; buti you. my friend, would still come out at the little end of the horn. Certainly, drunkenness should not unpunished, but we confess to a ifirjstian compassion for the erring; and it does rcciu to us the refinement of cruelty for the law to permit a oor wretch to be erictitally tempted and then punish him beeause.be had not the moral stamina to resist temptation. A people who adopted, uch a policy should blot the (loldeu Rule troiu their statute book.

In this matter of prohibition, we are too easily discouraged we expect immense results at once, which, from the nature of the disease, we mast not look for. History shows us no instauce of a great moral reformation accomplished without numerous defeats, cej-ai'less struggles, lie not discouraged ye, who toil for the redemption of man. The ba-ts of intemperance are rich and iowerful, while the ranks of the opposing lines art. fillet! up mainly by frail women. The Protestant Churches, with few exceptions, have gone over to their help, and very recently the Catholic Congress, which convened at llftlti-more, instructed all good Catholics to unite with Protestants to secure temperance and Sabbath, observance.

United thus, it will take oft repeated and long continued defeats to trace Waterloo over our snowy liauner. Zepuvk. 'Hunt's Cure" guaranteed to cure Itch, Ringworm, Tetter, Eczema ami ail forms of Skin diseases. Fjac sale at Hayvilie by Dr. Deazlcy.

P. H. TOLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IJayville, Richland Parish, La. STEPHEN FAULK, ATTORNEY AT LAW- Rayvillc, Iai. Colleetioiis a.

specialty. II. IVAYells, Delhi, L.si. T. X.

I ill mes, La. WlvLLS RHYMIJS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Kayvillc, Uirhlaml Parish, La. 'IT Till practice in the Courts of Kicli- land and clscw here hen luim-ss requires. attention paid Collections. Foreclosure.

Siiccc iiui and the sale aud purchase of lands. Roftt. Whetstone, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oak Ridge, La. WT''1 practice in Courts of Kiclt-T land and Muri-home and clscw here when lnwincss rciuircs. Special attention paid' lit -ollc lions.

Foreclosure. Successions and rvd'jiiption of lands sold lor tKi-s. Dr. D. II.

Dell, DENTIST, KayviUe, Kirhland Parish, THE LADIES FAVORITE. KIVIK OUT CF CHEER. If yen irnt'Tilne, B-ik oiirneit yt your -lm- f'tr term und price. If vim runnot nil our nsrcT-t. trrite direct a'Hr--gt'ytl-iow u.imeL 2j ufjicx SQUARE NX DALLU.

TlOAMCiTl'to, LAROFST CIRCCI.TIO!f mar Inriii JWnal hi th. Moath. mmm th. ul, ran. rapn ia C.iud amtm Uuu paktiUM tmuii wIium BrsidM tirlnt th.

wn nt ti worM la a cI.bm4 nrm, TflK IIKM Ukn tn ia all iaduuial aia nly daily aapar ia th. wrl4 tkat mkm a ipil ftmiar. iha micar All acncaltural atatlm ar. fu.l, aad iaulllrntl aatad ia it. solamii, and TUB nil i i maaala a lha aoaatrr aa la th cut m4.

TkKaS. Aa) amatka a tint Boalaa 75 Aadnaa "Tim imfl', 39 ttret. Haw Qrl.aaa. THE PICATUNET TUs Leaiinz Ksraer oftlis SjatlL THE DAIL.Y PICAYUNK 1 1 independent and fearlew in itsi rifcl CMiiiluct. It has tb.

widest mad Kuat complete oirg ciliermf ky telvgraid and corrnaponUeuce. ana the oioat Accurate aud corn jlote market, ommereial ami liauacnti et-atemeuU ynbliaDsu iNewOileDa. THE. SUNDAY PICAYUNE. Wbicfe may tkeu aeraratelr fronw tk.

iaUy aubacrmtion aerrice. ia full ud complete ia ail alepartmenta, witli tb. aUdel fctorea of hoosetitlit. faahmn andvouietr talk, and a feaat of boice original and Mleeuxl literary aoatter fur lioiae raiio. The apncial? writinca of Catharine Cole.

Henry Uaynie (Pari corre-ponjrnl). Jeiini Jane, MwU Moore Dans, and many, ethers, appaar-in the Sunday imne. THE WEKKL.Y PICAYCNE. Thia mammoth 18-iaK paper i th beet and eheapeat weekly paner pab-liahed in the Smth. Ia a oinilenaed form it eoutaiaa all the tiewn of the week, the cream of till literary matter and the beat special features of I lie Sanday iau.

with an important Agri- -ealtural Department and the Litest Market Kc porta. I Le Veekly is pob-liatied every Tbnraxlay, aud reao'-aaaU aabaenbera for 8uit-Iay rea-liuK. TEEMS OK nilLT 7 ISfO'E A oyer $'3rtr aaxeemontoa a UU CNla.T PICAYUNE BY MAIL. Oae $3 09 WEEKLY PICAYCNE. One yea fr 50 KICHOL80N oV Proprietor.

Maw Orlaaan, LA, One eopy free to anyone getting np a tlnb of three snbscribers. Your sil ver dollar is worth more to-day than it ever was-before Why? Ik-cause with it you can et the New Orleans Weekly Times- DeilKK'I'at for a whole year. $1 5, if cash. I'sy for tins paj-cr one vear. St.l- cribc for.iii- 2si- I mm the property tax-payers with -val uation for each of such voters for the several wards and polling precincts shall be prepared by the assessor and delivered by the sheriff to the commissioners at the several -polling Re it further ordained, that the ballot to used at sa'd special ection shall have printed or written on them the following words: The ballots for the levy shall be, ''For levy of special tax iu aid of the New-Orleans, Natchez Fort Scott railway company," and against the levy of said special tax shall be.

"Against the levy. of special tax in aid of the New Natchez Fort Scott railway company:" and before said ballot is voted, the name of the voter shall be written on iid ballot said voter. or by some one at such voter's request. lie it further ordained, that the re turns of said election shall lie made to the clerk of the district court and returning officer of said parish of Richland, awl lie result promulgated as provided by law. Re it further ordained, that this ordinance shall take effect from date of its passage.

Adopted, December a.o.Ix'.. A. N. Chilukess. President of Police Jury.

Jo. S. St'UUEULIX, Clerk of Police Jiir. Cheatham's Chill Tonic contains neither (Quinine, Arsen ie, Strychnine, or Mercury, ami does not.protluefe.- luizzinjr in the ear- or dcafnesH. Cure For sale at Ravville liv J.

K. ISeazlev. Delhi bv Cilison Co. What's the matter with that silver dollar It's all right, lor you can now use it in paying for the NctY Orleans Weekly Times-Democrat for a whole year. PATENTS Camit and Re-imnten secured.

Trade-Mark registered, and all oth er patent cause in the Patent Olllee and liefore the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted. t'pon receipt of mohki. or sketch of invention. I make careful examination, and advise as to patentability free of eharae. With my office directly aenws from thci'ateut Otl'u-e.

and tieing in perwmal attendant there, it i apparent that 1 have superior facilities for making piompt preliminary warchc. for the more vigorou and nnccessf ill prosecution of applications for patent, and for attending to all bininc entrusted to my care, in the shortest possjrrie time. FEES Ml)IEK ATE. and exclusive attention given to patent liuiness. ln-J facuation.

advice and special reference sent on request. J. K. I.ITTEL.L,. Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Causes.

Wellington. I). OpiMh-ite C. patent Otliee. FAItM.

Kl'KMNIIED. Planters and Farmers in Mississippi and Louisiauaoa the. line of th-Lorn'trille. Xem Orleans Tern wishing to secure this class of labor, to be furnished only ia. families, and twork on shares or forr wages, should write to the undersigned, who will deliver the people to 30U at the nearest railway station.

The rates of. Tratportatrit-tIie the lowest ecu lie Mouey, to cover must be deposited in- Hanks or with responsible merchants. For particulars, address (J. M.C.isms, Laud Com'r, Memphis, Tenn. K.

A. Williams, Special Traveling Agent, N. O. Il'y, Box Atlanta Ga. those wlto will send us-f i bO by the first otiMby, we will send the mom and Faruij Timex-Demfrmt and Kv bland yer for 12 mouths.

said S. P. railroad crosses Bruf Subscribe. fur. the Nr.w..

Delhi by.Gibsvu.it Co. i i.